Interior Design Option

Course Structure

1. [\'Demonstrate knowledge of interior design as it relates to functional, cultural, and ergonomic needs of diverse populations.\', "Demonstrate knowledge of interior design as it relates to human behavior and space programming (for example, research and identification of clients\' needs as related to behavioral settings, proxemics, density and crowding, personal space and territory).", \'Demonstrate knowledge of graphic communication skills needed for the professional practice of design (for example, digital trends, cutting-edge animation techniques, digital rendering techniques).\', \'Integrate various approaches and articulations of creative and critical thinking through the study of innovative design methodologies, scholarly design articles related to the social, cultural and economic developments over time, and works of key practitioners, theorists, and critics.\', \'Demonstrate knowledge in creative expression and intellectual leadership through the study of professional standards, ethical procedures, and transnational models covering management and entrepreneurship policies.\', \'Develop a commitment to lifelong learning and other creative and intellectual pursuits.\', "Fast Track\\x97If you have a bachelor\'s degree in architecture or interior design, your program will require only 33 credit hours and can be completed within two years.", \'Three Year Program\\x97If you have no prior design education, this option requires taking an additional 47 hours of undergraduate core courses which are offered only on-campus. You are not required to submit a portfolio of your past projects for this option unless you have taken some design-related courses and wish to receive credit for undergraduate core courses.\']